Basic Overview of Intestinal Surgery

Intestinal resection is a surgical procedure that removes a diseased or damaged part of the intestine. It is done to restore normal bowel function and prevent serious complications. The surgery can involve the small intestine or the large intestine depending on the condition.

Controlled Bowel Surgery – How Intestinal Resection Is Performed with Sterile Protection

Intestinal resection begins under general anesthesia with complete abdominal coverage using Nivda major surgery drapes. The surgeon accesses the intestine through an open or laparoscopic approach using scalpels, retractors, and energy devices. The diseased bowel segment is carefully removed while preserving healthy tissue. Nivda reinforced surgical gowns and fluid-resistant drapes protect the surgical team from intestinal contents and fluids. Disposable suction tubing, laparotomy sponges, and instrument covers help maintain a clean and organized surgical field. This sterile and controlled approach supports safe bowel repair and proper reconnection of the intestine.